Comments on: Real Fall http://hyggehouse.com/everyday/real-fall Thu, 22 Mar 2012 01:21:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Becky http://hyggehouse.com/everyday/real-fall/comment-page-1#comment-1844 Becky Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:35:35 +0000 http://hyggehouse.com/?p=627#comment-1844 Beautiful! I grew up just outside of Pittsburgh, and these photos are so nostalgic for me. It's such a wonderful area. I look forward to hearing about your adventures in Pennsylvania! Beautiful! I grew up just outside of Pittsburgh, and these photos are so nostalgic for me. It’s such a wonderful area. I look forward to hearing about your adventures in Pennsylvania!

]]> By: Kelly http://hyggehouse.com/everyday/real-fall/comment-page-1#comment-1823 Kelly Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:14:21 +0000 http://hyggehouse.com/?p=627#comment-1823 Reading blogs from all over the world has made me so much more aware of how different the seasons can be from one place to another. I'm an Autumn-lover in Los Angeles, so of course I feel a little pang of longing when looking at photos of your new city. However, this is my home for now and even though it's quite warm today I still get my little tastes of Fall. LA isn't known for fabulous color changing leaves, but we get a few. I know firsthand because I stopped to pick up some pretty red and orange ones just around the corner. I love to take drives to the apple orchards and gardens and other special places. By spring time, I will have worn all of my cozy sweaters and turtlenecks, sipped apple cider and hot chocolate by a fireplace, visited a pumpkin patch, walked in a chilly forest, and so on. In some ways not having a real winter out here makes me feel like Fall lasts twice as long (it just starts a bit later). It might not be as spectacular as in some places, but I figure this will be excellent training for me when I do move to the perfect Fall location. It seems to have worked for you. ;-) Reading blogs from all over the world has made me so much more aware of how different the seasons can be from one place to another. I’m an Autumn-lover in Los Angeles, so of course I feel a little pang of longing when looking at photos of your new city. However, this is my home for now and even though it’s quite warm today I still get my little tastes of Fall. LA isn’t known for fabulous color changing leaves, but we get a few. I know firsthand because I stopped to pick up some pretty red and orange ones just around the corner. I love to take drives to the apple orchards and gardens and other special places. By spring time, I will have worn all of my cozy sweaters and turtlenecks, sipped apple cider and hot chocolate by a fireplace, visited a pumpkin patch, walked in a chilly forest, and so on. In some ways not having a real winter out here makes me feel like Fall lasts twice as long (it just starts a bit later). It might not be as spectacular as in some places, but I figure this will be excellent training for me when I do move to the perfect Fall location. It seems to have worked for you. ;-)

]]> By: Monica http://hyggehouse.com/everyday/real-fall/comment-page-1#comment-1822 Monica Wed, 28 Oct 2009 16:39:41 +0000 http://hyggehouse.com/?p=627#comment-1822 Alex, I live northeast of Philadelphia and one of my absolute favorite autumn activities is apple picking. Solebury Farms is a wonderful place for apple picking - it is near New Hope, PA and Lambertville NJ - both fun little towns to explore. Alex,
I live northeast of Philadelphia and one of my absolute favorite autumn activities is apple picking. Solebury Farms is a wonderful place for apple picking – it is near New Hope, PA and Lambertville NJ – both fun little towns to explore.

]]> By: Lorissa http://hyggehouse.com/everyday/real-fall/comment-page-1#comment-1821 Lorissa Wed, 28 Oct 2009 16:21:06 +0000 http://hyggehouse.com/?p=627#comment-1821 Gorgeous photos as always. I am definitely an Autumn girl. It is, by far, my absolute favourite season. I experienced stunning Falls in Boston and I miss those. One thing I am definitely looking forward to with moving to the States is experiencing more New England Falls. With Autumn, by favourite things are simply kicking the leaves as I walk (I love hearing them crunch), wearing scarves (I have a thing for scarves), pumpkin soup and lighting our Yankee "Harvest" candle. Gorgeous photos as always. I am definitely an Autumn girl. It is, by far, my absolute favourite season. I experienced stunning Falls in Boston and I miss those. One thing I am definitely looking forward to with moving to the States is experiencing more New England Falls.

With Autumn, by favourite things are simply kicking the leaves as I walk (I love hearing them crunch), wearing scarves (I have a thing for scarves), pumpkin soup and lighting our Yankee “Harvest” candle.

]]> By: trina http://hyggehouse.com/everyday/real-fall/comment-page-1#comment-1820 trina Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:15:12 +0000 http://hyggehouse.com/?p=627#comment-1820 Alex, as usual, these photos are incredible! I too am a sucker for Fall, though I didn't know it until I went away for college. Orange County is gorgeous all year round, though I found a "Real Fall" to be simply delicous. I luv living in Utah's Wasatch Mountains. When we have an Indian Summer of sorts, I find that I can still taste Fall by cooking up some of my favorite Autumn dishes: Creamy Zucchini soup, Pumpkin biscuits, Cinnamon Apple oatmeal, and Creamy Butternut Squash...Mmmm, is it too early to start thinking of dinner? :) Enjoy! luv, trina Alex, as usual, these photos are incredible! I too am a sucker for Fall, though I didn’t know it until I went away for college. Orange County is gorgeous all year round, though I found a “Real Fall” to be simply delicous. I luv living in Utah’s Wasatch Mountains. When we have an Indian Summer of sorts, I find that I can still taste Fall by cooking up some of my favorite Autumn dishes: Creamy Zucchini soup, Pumpkin biscuits, Cinnamon Apple oatmeal, and Creamy Butternut Squash…Mmmm, is it too early to start thinking of dinner? :) Enjoy! luv, trina

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